M1 Test Simulator: ON Motorcycle Test Practice (Exam Mode)
- Perfect for learner’s permit and full rider’s licence
- Based on official Ontario 2024 Driver's manual
- Triple-checked for accuracy
- Updated for June 2024
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About this test
Get ready to take to the road with the M1 Test Simulator in Exam Mode! Prepare to blaze along the Grand Algoma and take the swift turns of Ontario’s “tail of the dragon” on highway 129 or experience the Calabogie Road in the Highlands the way it was meant to be experienced. An M class driver’s licence will open the door to driving around Ontario on your motorcycle, motor tricycle, or moped and the first step is to pass your M1 knowledge test. Study up with the ON Motorcycle Handbook and our M1 Practice Test and then use this exam mode to simulate the actual test. Just like the real exam, our test simulator contains 24 motorcycle questions, 20 questions on road signs, and 20 general questions on G1 road rules. You’ll need to answer correctly a total of 19, 16, and 16 questions, respectively to pass the test. Just like when you take the real M1 Test, there are no hints and explanations, and you can skip questions to which you’re unsure of the answer. Exam Mode will automatically stop once you’ve passed or failed and need to study a little bit more. Once you’ve passed your official test, you’ll enter Level One on your way to being a fully licensed motorcyclist. Good luck!
What to expect on the actual ON exam
24+20+20
questions
19+16+16
correct answers to pass
80
passing score
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List of questions (classic view)
- If you move to Newfoundland and Labrador and you hold a valid licence from your province or country of origin, you can drive in Newfoundland and Labrador for _______ with that licence.
- What does this sign mean?
- Which type of traffic sign is this?
- Booster seats must be used if your child is
- What is the meaning of this sign?
- You may receive a ______ and ____ demerit points for not securing a child passenger in an appropriate child restraint while you're driving.
- What does this sign indicate?
- If a commercial vehicle weighing more than 2,500 kg becomes disabled, where should flares be placed to warn other drivers?
- What does this signal indicate?
- What does this signal mean?
- In which of the following situations are you allowed to use your parking lights?
- What does this sign indicate?
- What does this sign mean?
- What does this sign mean?
- What does this red sign indicate?
- A driver with a Class 5 licence must undergo a medical examination at age
- What does this sign mean?
- To obtain a Class 5 Level I licence, an 18-year-old applicant is NOT required to
- This driver is using a hand signal. The driver intends to
- What does this sign indicate?
- When you intend to make a turn, you must obey the
- How do you turn left in a double left-turn lane?
- Which of the following statements about backing up are true?
- To make a U-turn safely,
- Before changing lanes, you must check for traffic
- How should you enter a divided highway?
- In a cloverleaf interchange, you change roads by
- Which of the following types of parking is common in parking lots, shopping centers and heavy traffic areas?
- Whenever you approach a school bus that is displaying a visual signal such as flashing lights and a stop sign, you must
- What is the minimum safe following distance for ordinary passenger vehicles?
- What is the average reaction time required for an alert driver to step on the brake pedal after seeing danger?
- In which of the following situations is hydroplaning most likely?
- Which of the following is the first and foremost step to winterize your car?
- Moose-vehicle collisions are most likely
- You must not park within _______ of the entrance to a fire station.
- In rural areas of Newfoundland and Labrador, what following distance should a commercial vehicle maintain behind another commercial vehicle?
- To perform a two-point turn on a narrow road, you need to be near
- To recover from a skid, you should
- What should you do if a wheel runs off the pavement and onto the shoulder of the road?
- On which of the following is the maximum speed limit 100 km/h?